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A ‘bonheur-du-jour’ desk in rosewood with lemon-tree-vein in…
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149
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A ‘bonheur-du-jour’ desk in rosewood with lemon-tree-vein in…
See original version (French)
Estimate €500 - €700
Voluntary lot
Description
A ‘bonheur-du-jour’ desk in rosewood with lemon-tree-vein inlay; the top of the tier of drawers and leather-covered compartments; the writing surface, sheathed in leather (showing signs of wear), reveals drawers. It rests on front console legs featuring winged female busts in chiselled and gilded bronze, ending in clogs and joined by a base strut (restorations).
Circa 1830.
Height: 100 cm - Width: 99 cm - Depth: 52 cm
A Charles X-period stool is included, decorated with a frieze of interlaced patterns in light wood.
Height: 41 cm - Width: 47 cm - Depth: 37 cm
Related works:
- ‘bonheur-du-jour’ desk in the Musée des Arts décoratifs in Paris;
- stepped desk attributed to Jacob Desmalter (1803–1813), sale on 17 December 2014 at Massol.
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